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PLDT Inc. is one of the main telecommunications companies in the Philippines. It sells mobile phone service, fixed-line broadband, and other data and voice services to households, small businesses, large companies, and government customers. It also provides network access and enterprise communications, which makes it a core carrier for phone and internet traffic in the country.
The company makes money mainly by charging customers for connectivity and related services. That includes monthly subscription fees for home internet and phone plans, mobile usage and data plans, and business contracts for private networks, cloud connectivity, and managed communications. It also earns from wholesale and interconnection services that let other carriers and service providers use its network.
PLDT’s business is built around owning and running the communications infrastructure that people and companies rely on every day. That gives it a different role from app-based or software-only businesses: it is closer to the physical backbone of the digital economy, with long-term customer relationships tied to network coverage, reliability, and service quality.
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